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1981

6 x 9 in.
172 pp., 19 color and 25 b&w illus.

ISBN: 978-0-292-72724-3
$14.95, paperback
33% website discount: $10.02

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The Greeks

By Kenneth Dover

 

Table of Contents and Excerpt

 

"Of dozens of books on Greece, this enthusiastic, tolerant, and eminently readable volume is the one I recommend as an introduction."

New Leader (London)

"My Greeks were neither sophisticated layabouts nor pious fatalists, and least of all were they portentous gurus brooding over the lost Secrets of the Ancients. They were a resilient, sceptical, cheeky people, whose distinctive contribution to our history was to combine a readiness to ask 'Why?' and 'Why not?' with a conviction that only sane, reasoned and clearly expounded answers to those questions were worth listening to." In this book, Kenneth Dover introduces the people and culture of ancient Greece.


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